Error Message; Instrument Error Code - Topcon BM-100 Series Instruction Manual

5. ERROR MESSAGE

5.1 INSTRUMENT ERROR CODE

Error code Explanation
E1 The instrument cannot recognize the detector
connected.
E2 The
adjustment because of over-range occurred
during the zero adjustment.
E3 The
adjustment, because of failed to retry.
E4 The measured value exceeds measurable
range.
E5 The measured value exceeds the display
range.
E6 The instrument fails to write or read data.
E7 The correction factor is invalid. The value
entered in communication is invalid.
E8 The HOLD switch was pushed during range
switching.
E9 The measurement procedure of prediction of
Phosphorescence luminance is incorrect.
E10 The command sent when the system cannot
accept.
E11 The instrument failed to phosphorescence
luminance prediction.
E12 The measured values in phosphorescence
luminance prediction and pre-measurement
do not decay.
E13 The battery is low when the system transition
to calibration for phosphorescence luminance
prediction.
E14 The set switch is released during pre-
measurement .
●If an error message is still displayed even after you take above action, repair may be required.
Contact the dealer where you purchased this instrument or TOPCON TECHNOHOUSE.
instrument cannot
instrument cannot
Action
Check if the detector unit is
connected to the display unit
correctly.
complete zero
complete zero Turn on the power switch again.
Do not switch response switch
during zero adjustment.
Check the measurement range
and use upper range.
Check the measurement range
and use upper range.
Restart the instrument and check
if error reappears again.
Check the input range of entered
command.
Do not turn on HOLD switch
during switching range.
Check the measurement
procedure.
Check that the system can accept
communication command.
Check if appropriate material data
number is selected. Calibration for
user-specified material is required
before prediction of user-specified
material.
Check if the measurement target
is phosphorescent material.
Check the battery level.
Check the measurement
environment.
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